The author demonstrates impressive research and knowledge of causes, effects and possible practical mitigations of global heating, but fails to create a coherent story with compelling characters. I grew bored with long technical and financial descriptions and superficial characters. The many narrators and wide variety of accents often mismatched with character nationalities made the audiobook..
Review from Zee Locked In →
if you have never read the book ready player one, then this will not be a bad book for you. if you have read the book, you will constantly find yourself laughing at the similarities.
Kim Stanley Robinson is one of the bravest science fiction writers in the world. Why do I say this? Well, most sf is set in the future, but if you set your story 500 years in the future, it’s not likely you’ll ever know how far from the truth you were. Robinson set this story..
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Great ideas, teaches you to love yourself in the Now. Bring grateful for something everyday and reaching your goals without harsh judgement when there are set backs.
Review from Good Intentions →
Wow, things are only getting better and more exciting the farther we go into this series. “Good Intentions” is the sixth audiobook in the Adrian Hell series authored by James P. Sumner while the Audible edition is narrated by Gary Bennett. Both individuals resonate quite well with me when it comes to stories in the..
This book is so long but there is not really any need for it. Entire chapters could have been a poetic sentence about the future we should strive for. It’s just a series of snippets from a vague impossibility optimistic future with a weak thread through it all. All plot is really forced so instead..
Review from Fire and Bone →
another great idea from James Tarr I wish someone would turn this into a great movie, so much better than jurassic Park.
Review from The Tyrant Alpha’s Rejected Mate →
Awesome storyline. The characters are great, full of drama and energy. The ending was unexpected which was awesome. Not predictable. The narrators were good very engaging
Robinson skillfully blends science, philosophy, aesthetics, economics, and politics to imagine one outcome for the imminent catastrophe of global warming. Rather than dystopia, Robinson realistically considers the varieties of actions that must be considered to move toward sustainability, strongly critiquing capitalism as part and parcel of this imagining but without a revolutionary idealism. Banks play..
Review from Zee Locked In →
Really simple sorry, but it was very well laid out and easy to keep up with it you weren’t able to devote your full attention to it at all times.